Stefano,
Thank you !
This works. Although it is not obvious for me, why it has to be that
tidious, ;-) .
Best regards
Ekkehard
2015-01-09 19:19 GMT+01:00 Stefano Miccoli mo...@icloud.com:
Try the following
$ dpkg -l ow\*
if you see lines like
rc owfs-common2.8p15-1 all
On 10 January 2015 at 12:51, Ekkehard Pofahl ekkeh...@pofahl.de wrote:
Stefano,
Thank you !
This works. Although it is not obvious for me, why it has to be that
tidious, ;-) .
When you install a package it installs that package and may also
install other packages that the first one needs in
Thanks for all the tips.
Using apt-get install owfs installs everything, at least owserver,
owhttpd and owftp.Only one install needed to get verything to work.
So ideally apt-get remove/purge/autoremove owfs should wipe out any
traces from the apt-get process. I used all three options,
Try the following
$ dpkg -l ow\*
if you see lines like
rc owfs-common2.8p15-1 all common files used by any of the O
rc owserver 2.8p15-1 armhfBackend server for 1-Wire control
then you where not able to purge everything (rc means removed but configured,
Just a small nore:
Debian has several owfs-related packages, not only the one actually
called owfs.
(Ie. owfs-common, owfs-fuse, owftpd, owhttpd, owserver, etc.)
If you want to start from a clean state, and you have not already done
so, be sure to remove those, too!
Kristof
On 2015-01-07
On Sun, Jan 04, 2015 at 02:04:57PM +0100, Stefano Miccoli wrote:
Try ‘apt-get purge owfs’. Of course if you want automatic server
startup at boot you have to write your own init.d script.
It's not the norm to have to write your own init.d script when
installing servers on debian/ubuntu.
Hello,
after typing apt-get install owfs and editing owfs.config OWFS(2.8p15)
worked on my Raspi. Real Magic !
I do have some issues with the programs reading out the OWFS server. So my
plan was to install the freshest copy of OWFS to make sure, I did not haunt
an issue, which is long resolved
Try ‘apt-get purge owfs’. Of course if you want automatic server startup at
boot you have to write your own init.d script.
Stefano
On 04 Jan 2015, at 13:47, Ekkehard Pofahl ekkeh...@pofahl.de wrote:
Hello,
after typing apt-get install owfs and editing owfs.config OWFS(2.8p15)
worked on
And call the complete path when you put it in your startup script, e.g.
/opt/owfs/bin/owserver --i2c=/dev/i2c-1:ALL -p 4304
C
On 1/4/2015 05:04, Stefano Miccoli wrote:
Try ‘apt-get purge owfs’. Of course if you want automatic server startup
at boot you have to write your own init.d script.
